WebTrends provides an enterprise web analytics platform and, according to Forrester, has a strong focus on support for mobile and social channels and a very open platform. Webtrends competes directly with Adobe Site Catalyst, IBM Coremetrics. and comScore DigitalAnalytix.
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Webtrends has its work cut out for itself considering you have the behemoth Google Analytics and Google Analytics Premium having a strong offering and brand recognition for the price of free. After reviewing the paid service I'd suggest you start off with GA as a cheaper …
Compared to WebTrends, Google Analytics has a slicker interface, provides live site usage data, and is easier to jump into with basic usage. These days users expect to be able to create their own reports as needed, rather than have an "expert" do it for them. They are used to …
Using Omniture at my current place of employment and using Google Analytics as a backup at both, Webtrends is the clear superior product. I go back to how easy the UI is to navigate and how simple it is to get user level data that isn't duplicated or doesn't try to pigeon hold …
We currently use WebTrends, Google Analytics, Kissmetrics and ClickTale. I would like us to consolidate our activities to be focused on just Webtrends as it covers all of the requirements we have very well.
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We've used Google Analytics - and Webtrends really wipes the floor with them. The data we get from Mixpanel can be mirrored in Webtrends - which is something we're working on at the moment with the Webtrends team. As for competitors to Webtrends, we did consider Adobe and …
Webtrends was selected because of the price for Google Analytics Premium ($110k per year) and Adobe Omniture Analytics (twice the price). Clearly, it needed the Visitor Data Mart to get additional capability that you would expect as part of a Web Analytics suite. In our case, …
I have only had significant experience with Google Analytics (GA) and WebTrends in this space. Overall - it is easier to learn and modify GA reports as a casual user - I always struggled with the fact that GA only offered partial data (sampling based).
Webtrends as the pioneer WA tool from the early 90s stands tall among its competitors paid and free. Choose it when you need good product support from the vendor and you need flexibility for data collection methods.
I actually did not personally select Webtrends, but rather fell into an organization already using the tool. In general, the reasons for staying with Webtrends vs another tool involve the price point issue and the types of users and support needed. You may be able to get all …
I find Google Analytics to be very limiting. This may also be the way that the reports have been structured by our organization. It is viewed as an older way to obtain the metrics we are after and no new projects are implemented through Google Analytics.
Webtrends is just an option, depending on client budget. It's a simple analytics tool that does the job but we always recommend Omniture whenever possible.